To say the weekend before Thanksgiving was a rough one for Steve’s Greens Cannabis + Wellness would be one hell of an understatement. Early Nov. 24, owners Stephanie and Dustin Mathis were awakened by their alarm company about a burglary at their cannabis dispensary, 6715 N. May Ave. Stephanie Mathis said one of the accused […]
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Chicken-Fried News: Ahoy!
What started as a recent burglary in Edmond that earned the accused a funny nickname soon turned into a cross-region crime spree.
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Chicken-Fried News: Less crime
Crime rates in Norman are down generally, but the city definitely still has some work to do.
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Chicken-Fried News: Arson King
An Oklahoma City woman was arrested and charged with arson after she started two fires in and near an apartment building during a fight with her boyfriend.
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Pants on fire?
Credit: Brad Gregg Sequoyah County Sheriff Ron Lockhart believes 65-year-old Danny Vanzandt might be a victim of this strange phenomenon. Vanzandt’s charred remains were found in his kitchen, but there appeared to be no structural damage to the house and no evidence of accelerants. Lockhart, a onetime arson investigator, said he’s never encountered a case […]
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Sneak peek
While this is only a fraction of the legislation filed, here’s a vague idea of what’s cookin’ at the Capitol: —No less than five bills would require drug testing of people receiving government assistance. Two of the measures, Senate Bill 1011 and SB 1171, require random drug testing, while three (SB 1073, House Bill 2388, […]